
viper 5706v w/ idatalink 2014 sub outback









Some ADS AL-CA answers :
Due to the Firmware and functions, iDatalink has split the duties between two modules for that vehicle. As you
mentioned, one module handles the Transponder duties while the other module ( DL ) handles the door locks,alarm, trunk release, supplies the door / trunk status, Brake Pedal & EBrake status and provides a Tach signal.Not sure if the module cost or the lack of D2D control for two modules is your main issue. Considering that you
are installing an alarm system ( on a vehicle that probably already has a Factory Alarm system ), the signals thatthe ADS AL-CA flashed w/DL firmware provides makes the install much easier. If module cost wasn't the issue,you could use both modules. The DL flashed module could go D2D and the TB flashed module could be hardwiredwith only three connections to the Viper ( +12V power, chassis ground and GWR / Status Out ) in place of the D2Dconnector.Anyway, yes, you can use just the TB flashed module and hardwire all the other necessary signals. The KLONing
function is only done on the TB module. The DL module will program to the vehicle without the extra KLONing steps. Remember that you will need the iDatalink USB cable and access to the Flash portion of their WEB site toflash and do the extra KLON steps on the TB module. For your Viper you will need the DBI flavor of firmware asyou mentioned.If I am not mistaken, the Factory remotes no longer work while the engine is running. You can test this by starting
your Outback with the key and then using the other Factory FOB to try locking / unlocking the doors. If everythingstill works, no problems. If the Factory FOB's no longer work, you will need to wire up the Viper to control thosefunctions so you can get into the remote started vehicle without using a key in the door.That brings us to the Factory alarm system. First check to see if you have it. If you do have the Factory Alarm
you have a few choices. Wire and set up the Viper and ADS AL-CA to integrate with the system. That meansbeing able to turn on/off the alarm with the Viper remotes and their lock and unlock commands. This couldrequire additional relays, etc. The second option is to turn off the Factory Alarm system and rely solely on the Viper's alarm system. This is where the second ADS AL-CA module flashed with the DL comes in handy. Itsupplies many signals and makes controlling the Factory Alarm system easier.It looks like you have a good handle on the actual vehicle wiring, so going with just the TB module should be
fine. Remember that the TB module will only do the transponder bypass function so the items you mentionedin your wiring, like Brake and Tach, will have to be hardwired to the Viper. Those signals are only supplied by aDL flashed module.Soldering is fun!

















Remember that the iDatalink install guides do list all the R/S connections, only the ones they need / use.
You still must connect the Viper to the vehicles ignition circuits. Think it goes like this :Remote Start, (H3) 10-pin connector
H3/1 NC No Connection----------------------------Not used. H3/2 RED / BLACK (+) FUSED 12V ACC/STARTER INPUT----- +12V source at ignition. H3/3 PINK/BLACK (+) FLEX RELAY INPUT 87A FLEX ------ Not used. H3/4 PINK/WHITE (+) IGNITION 2 / FLEX RELAY OUT- *** WHITE/ Green (2.5L) (+) @ ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 6 ***Set to Starter2H3/5 RED (+) FUSED12V IGNITION 1 INPUT-------------- +12V source at ignition. H3/6 GREEN (+) STARTER INPUT (KEY SIDE )------ WHITE/ Black (+) @ ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 2 H3/7 VIOLET (+) STARTER OUTPUT (CAR SIDE)—-- WHITE/ Black (+) @ ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 2 H3/8 ORANGE (+) ACCESSORY OUTPUT--------- Blue (+) @ ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 4 H3/9 RED / WHITE (+) FUSED 12 V Flex--------------- +12V source at ignition. H3/10 PINK (+) IGNITION 1 INPUT/OUTPUT-- Green (+) @ ignition switch, white 6 pin plug pin 1 ** **Also goes to both bypass modules' Pink Ign Input wire*** H3/4 Pink/White programming = Menu 3, Item 8, Opt 3Additionally, there is a ACC2 wire that might need to be powered during a remote start. Here is the info from ReadyRemote :
Second Accessory Yellow (+) @ ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 5 An extra 30/40 Amp SPDT relay with a fuse holder with a 20 Amp fuse are required and wired as below :Relay Pin 85 to Viper ORANGE (-) 200mA ACCESSORY OUTPUTRelay Pins 86 and 87 to +12V constant through fuseRelay Pin 30 to Yellow (+) @ ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 5 Soldering is fun!





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